There should be no regulation of artificial intelligence. Here’s why.
Let’s be intelligent with intelligent technology.
These days, in the sphere of public debate, there’s a rule I try to remember. Namely, that if I come across the same idea twice in a week, it’s probably a bad idea. And if I see it a third time, it’s surely a terrible one. Ideas that are easily repeated are too simple to do justice to a nuanced problem.
At the moment, there are a lot of bad ideas circulating on the topic of regulating artificial intelligence.
What seems extraordinary is that people who should know better are leading the charge of bad ideas. People like Max Tegmark, physicist and author of bestselling book Life 3.0, or Geoffrey Hinton, an AI scientist nicknamed the “Godfather of AI”.
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